Area Breaking News

Gaylord Boy Scouts, and troop leaders, braved the cold wind Saturday to collect food for Sibley County FoodShare.  See how much in the March 31st issue of The Hub.

Department of Natural Resources employees updated the Sibley County Board of Commissioners last week on water management projects.  See the March 17th Hub for more on their report.

A law passed in California has led to changes for Wakefield Pork, which is based in Gaylord.  Read all about it in the March 17th Hub.

Sibley County Board of Commissioners recognized a public health and human services employee with an Outstanding Service Award.  See the March 17th issue of The Hub for more information.

After a few months of bitter cold, it’s a mild start to March.  The warmer weather started over the weekend leading many to take to the outdoors. Cooler weather is expected to return in ten days or so, but we may have seen the last of below-zero temperatures for the season.

The Gaylord Garden Club is making the most out of plastic garbage bags.  For more on the club’s recycling efforts, see the March 3rd issue of The Gaylord Hub.

City of Gaylord Public Works Director Ty Reimers recently provided the city council with a review of 2021 activities.  See the March 3rd Gaylord Hub for more information.

Engines were roaring on Lake Titloe Sunday as the Sibley County Drift Dodgers hosted its annual event.  For more, see the March 3rd issue of The Hub.

The High Island Lake Conservation Club held its 60th annual Fish Fry Saturday in New Auburn.

Sibley County commissioners fully supported continuing the county’s dust control program.  For more, see the March 3rd issue of The Hub.